![]() | Rights: tor | Last Sal.: $1.67M |
Agent: Supe | Exp: 0-6 years | |
FA Tier: 1 | Age: 32 | |
FBPPG: | Inj: No Injury | |
Desired Salary: Between $.83M and $25.49M | ||
Contract Status: DL - Development League |
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Walter Tavares isn't thinking about a possible return to Europe just yet. Hoops Hype The Scoop:"For me, returning to Europe would be like giving up," Tavares said. "I'm going to let this year pass and then I'll figure out what to do. I spoke with my agent and this is the best option. Stay here, play well and wait for a team to call me. I'm going to give it all this year and I'll decide if I stay here for another year or take a step back and go back to Europe." He was waived by the Hawks back in October but impressed at the D-League showcase, averaging 17.0 points, 10.5 rebounds and 2.5 blocks. He hasn't received much NBA interest yet, but we'll let you know when that changes. Feb 2 12:00 ET - | ||||||||
Trans. Apr 12 5:05 ET On the eve of the NBA playoffs, the Cavaliers added a new player and one they know very well. The defending champions signed guard Dahntay Jones and 7-foot-3 center Edy Tavares on Wednesday, just hours before the finale of a regular-season that has had more than its share of twists and turns. To open a roster spot, the team waived center Larry Sanders, who was signed after Andrew Bogut broke his leg but was barely used by coach Tyronn Lue and spent his time with the Cavs shuffling between Cleveland and the club's D-League affiliate in Canton. The Scoop: None. Apr 12 5:05 ET |
Trans. Apr 11 10:46 ET Larry Sanders is expected to be waived by the Cavaliers ahead of the playoffs. The Cleveland Cavaliers are planning to waive Larry Sanders and sign center Edy Tavares from the NBA Development League, league sources told The Vertical. Sanders had no issues in his stay with the Cavaliers and the sides mutually worked out his release as the team had no plans to place him in the playing rotation, league sources told The Vertical. The Scoop: None. Apr 11 10:46 ET |
Walter Tavares wants to remain in the states Walter Tavares isn't thinking about a possible return to Europe just yet. Hoops Hype The Scoop: "For me, returning to Europe would be like giving up," Tavares said. "I'm going to let this year pass and then I'll figure out what to do. I spoke with my agent and this is the best option. Stay here, play well and wait for a team to call me. I'm going to give it all this year and I'll decide if I stay here for another year or take a step back and go back to Europe." He was waived by the Hawks back in October but impressed at the D-League showcase, averaging 17.0 points, 10.5 rebounds and 2.5 blocks. He hasn't received much NBA interest yet, but we'll let you know when that changes. Feb 2 12:00 ET |
Walter Tavares to sign w/ TOR D-League team? Report: Former Hawks Edy Tavares is nearing and agreement with Toronto's D-League affiliate. David Pick on Twitter The Scoop: Tavares has an intriguing combination of size and skill, so it will be interesting to see if he can work his way back into the NBA. Nov 11 12:00 ET |